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>If the CPU fan changed color to indicate temperature or CPU load With Asus's "Aura" application that comes with their new boards you can have the LEDs change
by badlucklottery 9y ago
>If the CPU fan changed color to indicate temperature or CPU load
With Asus's "Aura" application that comes with their new boards you can have the LEDs change color with CPU temp. The default was to set everything to green/yellow/red depending on range but it might be capable of something more complex. The lights are addressable so your CPU idea might be doable I haven't really played with it yet.
- krylon 9y agoThat would be cool. I am a little OCD when it comes to monitoring. I can be perfectly patient with a slow computer as long as I know why that machine is slow. But if a computer goes slow on me and does not offer me any way to find out why it is so slow, that drives me mad. So if the lighting in the PC reflected the components busy-ness, that would be really cool. "Why is my PC so slow today?" - "Aaah, the hard drive is shining white - I/O overload!" Anyway, my PC has a window-less case, so all that beauty would be lost like tears in the rain...